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Japan Architecture TraditionalJapanese Traditional ArchitectureChinese BuildingsCircular BuildingsAncient Chinese ArchitectureJapan ArchitectureLibrary ArchitectureRomanesque ArchitectureReligious ArchitectureEPC PresentationThe Shinden Zukuri was a traditional Japanese dwelling style for wealthy aristocrats and nobles during the Heian period. It featured a main central building called the Shinden surrounded by secondary buildings connected by corridors and bridges. The layout was symmetrical with rooms branching off a central hallway. Materials included wooden pillars, planks and thatched roofs. Interior spaces were simply furnished and decorative items were often movable. - Download as a PDF or view online for…11
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